Megan Hinch discusses Debt Awareness Week 2024, highlighting barriers to debt advice and challenges in social housing, advocating for support and systemic changes.
Around 500 delegates witnessed Callum Chomczuk declare a housing emergency at Scotland's Housing Festival 2024.
Sara Sheard recounts how Incommunities survived a malicious cyber attack last summer and explains what it is doing to ensure it is fully prepared for any future attacks.
Recent research found that 94 per cent of local authorities (LAs) are engaging with housing provision, what does this mean for housing opportunity in England.
Our recent 'Lunch and Learn' provided further clarity on what the Competence and Conduct Standard will look like when it comes into effect next year.
Expanding on a webinar hosted by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, we look at how framing can be used to shore up support for building more social homes. One for the communications professionals.
Louise Togneri and Martin Haddelsey share insight into the role of a CIH Housing Academy tutor.
In the evolving landscape of housing practice, education stands as the cornerstone of progress. As we navigate modern housing management, it's imperative to equip ourselves with skills and knowledge.
This March, CIH Futures launch a network to bring young people within the housing sector together to share ideas and have a voice across the sector.
We hear from Dr Gareth Young from CACHE who talks over equality in housing and how this is impacting on homelessness.
Stamp duty changes, 99 per cent mortgages, more support for struggling households... what announcements might we see in next week's budget?
Alma Sheren investigates the novel and collaborative ways in which housing providers and others are tackling the sometimes overlooked issue of hoarding.
Wellness apps and gym memberships might not be the way to go...
Oxford Brookes University has been exploring how computer vision AI can improve asset-management processes such as the diagnosing of damp, mould, and other health hazards.
Almond Housing Association has become the latest social landlord to reduce the number of days its employees are required to work, launching a ‘nine-day fortnight’ trial earlier this year.